Category Archives: State News

A day-long virtual lobby session will be led Monday by Wisconsin's Fair Maps Coalition, so people can share their concerns with state lawmakers as redistricting takes shape. They will also push for a ...

The Wisconsin Assembly is scheduled to vote next Tuesday on a Critical Race Theory ban. The bill approved in committee is being called part of a nationwide conservative effort to stop CRT from being t...

Students in the Pardeeville Area School District will attend their classes by Google Classroom through today (September 24th). Just three weeks into the new school year and the central Wisconsin distr...

Democrats in the Wisconsin Legislature don't want the state's new political maps to be drawn based on the current boundaries. Party members are criticizing a resolution passed by an Assembly committee...

Officials in Milwaukee have a plan to spend $394 million in federal funding to help the state's largest city bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic. The money comes from the American Rescue Plan Act. ...

The father of an Arizona man accused of killing four Minnesotans is now charged with helping dispose of the victims' bodies. 56-year-old Darren Osborne McWright faces one felony count of aiding an off...

U-S Senator Ron Johnson is questioning the vetting process for Afghan refugees again. The questions by Johnson and other Republicans are voiced after two refugees at Fort McCoy have been removed from ...

The end of the $300 per week enhanced federal unemployment payments have helped, but Wisconsin businesses a still dealing with a shortage of workers. Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC) says th...

The berries have achieved just the right shade of red and Wisconsin's cranberry harvest will begin next week. This year is expected to be a good year for the crop. Du Bay Cranberry manager Dave Hansen...

A Stoughton company finding challenges filling its open positions is bumping up hourly wages for the second time in a year. Stoughton Trailers announced it was going to hire 300 workers last year beca...